1. Google.  Does Google even need to advertise?  I believe this is the first time I’ve seen a Google ad on TV.  Very clean and simple, yet tells a great story.

2. eTrade.  I love these talking babies.

3. Bridgestone. A Hangover-inspired whale rescue mission, made possible by great tires.

4. Hyundai.  The future is full of uncertainty, but your Hyundai warranty will still be there.  Well played.

But there were a ton really bad Super Bowl ads too.  And I won’t even include the creepy Denny’s chickens.

1. Monster.com’s beaver violinist.

2. Bud Light’s book club.

3. Dove soap for men.

4. Dodge Charger.

5. Emerald Nuts / Pop Secret’s human SeaWorld.

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